5th November, 2019.
Yes: it’s officially official …
My knackered boiler is still knackered …
It’s a long story. But I’ve had at least three engineers out: to tell me the thing needs repairing or replacing …
At least one of whom told me to contact my landlord: last Friday, a the report should have gone through by then.
As it turns out?
The phones were down for maintenance … and due back up, today …
But were down again: due to unforeseen circumstances …
I’m going to be busy in the morning …
Ho … bloody … hum … !
At any rate? It’s a quiet Tuesday night.
Which means more TV, as far as I’m concerned.
Frankly?
~≈†≈~
Episode 3 — Burden of Proof — see’s Craven’s (Bob Peck’s) Yorkshire colleagues closing in on the man they believe killed Craven’s daughter.
Ron knows otherwise.
And also knows — with help from Terry Shields (Tim McInnerny) — that Emma (Joanne Whalley) was after something called a hot cell.
What Craven doesn’t know, until he’s told … ?
Is that there’s an investigation being done by the House of Commons: into the sale of Northmoor, the wast plant his daughter raided.
And what he doesn’t know, yet?
Is that Terry Shields has been suicided …
~≈†≈~
Now … ?
Good … ? Still good … ?
Yes.
I’m three episodes in, and this show is riveting.
And belongs to Joe Don Baker!
I have a belief that Star Wars has been a big influence on TV science fiction: there always has to be gobby, Han Solo type character going the rounds.
And Darius ‘I Have A Golf Obsession’ Jedburgh? Is the Edge of Darkness equivalent.
This episode … ? Move the story on …
And gives the CIA’s best know member — out side of Felix Leiter — one hell of a chance to shine!
As a question, here?
Would you be taking money on me watching another episode?
In the (assumed) words of Darius Jedburgh?
Yesirree!
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